[Chrscott22]

Originally Posted by djeddiebear

https://webproxy.kaxy.com ;)

What exactly is this supposed to do??

[sabby]

Add me to your friends!!!


http://www.myspace.com/sabbycatcool

[nftyper]

when i logged in and went to the second myspace page, i clicked on SKIP ADVERTISEMENT and it went to my homepage.

[eegray]

Originally Posted by paulbblc

3rd party search application. Use the search feature at the top to find the thread with the download info.


Berry 411 works because it uses google based browser settings and features to my knowledge. Another way to do it would be to go to in your browser. works well that way too.

Great! Works for me...well atleast for now

[SomeoneElsesDiary]

Originally Posted by paulbblc

3rd party search application. Use the search feature at the top to find the thread with the download info.


Berry 411 works because it uses google based browser settings and features to my knowledge. Another way to do it would be to go to http://google.com/gwt/n in your browser. works well that way too.

The google one worked with my 7100i to check my messages. Once you are logged on, Click on home, then home again to go to your home page. This is the only way I have found that allows me to check my messages, comments. However, if I want to see my friends list, I have to log in the normal way via [url]www.myspace.com (via the browser)

Kind of a hassle, but its the price you pay for your myspace. : )

[kaberkaber]

Originally Posted by badfish57

good god.. i think everyone in the world has a myspace account these days... lol

Yea. Big time.
I believe they had just a million dollars for there first marketing budget.
Now the site has millions of members.
Go to Tom's Page, and click refresh every few minutes, you'll see that counter go up very quick.

but the fastest counter has got to be the amazon orders placed counter that they run during the holiday season. Maybe 500 orders per minute. crazy numbers.
Another site that has high volume is newegg.. They do over 1.2 billion dollars in revenues per day, IIRC over 16,000 orders per day.

Doesn't google get something like 5000 requests per second ?


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